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"The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA) was established in 1977 by
artists and community activists with a shared vision to promote, preserve and
develop the Latino cultural arts that reflect the living tradition and experiences of
the Chicano, Central and South American, and Caribbean people. MCCLA makes the
arts accessible as an essential element to the community's development and well-
being."
Theater: (Approx. dimensions: 47ft X 46ft)
Capacity: 150. Black walls. Black flooring.
Stadium set up of chairs.
Stage has masonite surface. Two dressing rooms
and one Restroom w/ shower available backstage.
White screen for projections. Electrical outlets. Sound and lighting available.
Lobby: (Approx. dimensions: 50ft X
19ft)
Tile flooring. Box office, and large
window looking out to the street.

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GALLERY 2nd
Floor Gallery
Large Gallery (3,231 Feet)
Hardwood flooring. Built in white walls.
Track lighting. Ceiling hooks. Electrical outlets available. May split into several rooms. Tables and
chairs upon request.
Cafe de la Muerte:
Area for receptions. Dinning
tables available.
Bar and refrigerator.
Hardwood flooring.
Tables and chairs are all
moveable.
Lighting. Electrical outlets
available.

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La Salita (meeting room):
No windows. One wall is a glass separation that faces two offices.
Table/chairs/desk moveable on request.
White board available within conference
room
Electrical outlets available. Capacity 40
Inty-Raymi Gallery:
(1,469 Feet)
Hardwood flooring. Track
lighting. White walls.
Two levels separated by
two steps.
Electrical outlets are
available. Tables and
chairs are moveable.
Bench located on second
level of the room.
Studio A (Approx. dimensions: 24ft X 26ft):
One wall covered with a full length mirror. No windows.
NEW Hardwood flooring. Sun window.
Electrical outlets available.
High ceilings. Bright lights. Sound available. Capacity 25
Studio C (Approx. dimensions: 17ft X 16ft):
Smaller setting.
One window looking out to the hallway.
Carpeted flooring. Sound available.
Chairs available. Tables/ desks are moveable on request.
Typically used for music classes. Capacity 20

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Studio B (Approx. dimensions: 42ft X 50ft):
Two walls covered with full length mirrors.
No windows. NEW Hardwood flooring.
(soft shoes are required)
Sun window. Electrical outlets available.
High ceilings. Bright lights.
Sound available. Two additional changing
rooms within the studio. Capacity 80
Studio D (Approx. dimensions: 41ft X 31ft):
Generally used for art classes.
Large room / can be split into 2 rooms for smaller classes..
Tables/chairs/desks are available.
No sound /speaker system available for this room. Capacity 45
Studio E (Approx. dimensions: 20ft X 35ft):
Medium size room great for salsa/flamenco/tap dance etc…
Low ceiling. Dance bars available.
Three large windows. Sound available.
One wall covered with a full length mirror. Capacity 25
ALL STUDIOS on THIRD FLOOR. (Elevator access available)
Studio A (Approx. dimensions: 24ft X 26ft):
***One of the larger dance rooms.
Four walls,onecovered with a full length mirror. NEW
Hardwood flooring.Electrical outlets available.Sun window.
Electrical outlets available.
High ceilings.Brightlights.
Sounds available. Capacity 20
Studio B (Approx. dimensions: 42ft X 50ft):
***Our other largedance room.
Four walls,two covered with a full length mirrors. NEW
Hardwood flooring.(softshoes arerequired) Sun window.
Electrical outlets available.
High ceilings.Brightlights.
Sounds available. Capacity 50
Two additional changingrooms within the studio.
Studio C (Approx. dimensions: 17ft X 16ft):
Smaller setting.
Four walls all theway around.
One window lookingin the room from the hallway.Carpeted
flooring.Sound available. Capacity 10
Chairs available.Tables/ desks aremoveable on request.
***Typically used for music classes.
Studio D (Approx. dimensions: 41ft X 31ft):
***Generally used for art classes.
Lofty looking.Large room for bigger classes.
Also can be splitinto 2 rooms for smaller classes..
Tables/chairs/ desk areall available. Capacity 50 No sounds
/speaker system availablefor this room.
Studio E (Approx. dimensions: 20ft X 35ft):
***Medium sizeroom great for salsa/flamenco/tap type
dance. Low ceiling.Dancebars available.
Three largewindows. Sound availablein this room.
One full length mirror.3 full walls. Capacity 20
***All rooms maybe used for other purposes than noted.
**Chairs / tables/ desk are moveable upon request

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GALLERIES AND MEETING ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
Gallery—Large: (3,231 Feet)
Large and spacious. Artgallery setting.
Hardwood flooring.Builtin walls.
Track lighting.White walls.Ceilinghooks.
Electrical outlets available.Main focus on entrance. Close
to exitand entrance. Studio type setting.
May splitinto rooms.Tables and chairsupon request.
Inti-Raymi: (1,469 Feet)
Smaller gallery type room. Hardwood flooring.
Track lighting.White walls.Can be splitinto to rooms.
Two levels separated by two steps. Spacious.
Electrical outlets areavailable.Tables and chairsaremoveable.
Bench located on second level of the room.
Cafe de la Muerte:
Reception set area.Diningtable available.
Bar and refrigerator.Hardwood flooring.
Tables and chairs areall moveable.
Two full walls.Lighting.Electrical outlets available
La Salita Meeting Room:
Large meeting room. Can be separated in to two rooms. Four
walls.No windows.
A glass wallswithin theroom.
Table/chairs/desk moveableon request.
White board availablewithin conferenceroom Electrical outlets
available.Capacity 40
THEATER AND LOBBY on the FIRST FLOOR
Theater: Theater: (Approx. dimensions: 47ft X 46ft) Capacity 150,
Large Theater setting area.Black walls.Black flooring. Stadiumset up
of chairs.
Stage has masonitesurface,two dress rooms and one Restroom w/
shower availablebackstage
Lobby: (Approx. dimensions: 50ft X 19ft)
Lobby area. Tileflooring.Three walls makeup room.
Box office and largewindow lookingout to the
street.
White screen for projections,Electrical outlets,sound and lightingavailable. Capacity 150 theater
MCCLA Mission Grafica
The Mission Cultural Center’s (MCC) Graphics department was established in 1977, at the same
time the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts was founded. Our name is a melding of meanings:
Mission in English, is an undertaking and a political commitment to social change, and Gráfica in
Castilian, establishes a Latino identity, and defends our roots and values.
Within our collection, we have cataloged more than 4,000 posters. This important collection will
become one of the most important collections of Latino / Chicano posters in the country. With this
archive, the MCCLA possess an important artistic tool to educate the general public and the Latino
community about its artists and their print making. The preservation of this body of work is vital
to our rich Chicano and Latino cultural history, and it serves as a powerful monument not only to
our culture but to the artistic talents of our proud community.
Etching Class
Class: Etching

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Instructor: HyeYoon Song
Class DescriptionThis class is open to beginner and advanced artists interested in investigating the
technique of etching. Students will learn all aspects of etching including hard and soft ground
etching, aquatint, sugar lift, and drypoint.
Date: Tuesdays, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Cost: $17
Materials:
Etching ink Paper (Rives BFK, Arches, Stonehenge, etc.) Newsprint Zinc or copper plates Etching
needle
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Litography Class
Class: Plate Lithography Workshop
Instructor: Blake Sanders
Date: October 4 and 11 | 10:00am - 4:00pm
Cost: $200
Materials: $10
Place: Mission Grafica (on the 4th floor of Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts)
Registration is limited to 10 student and closes Sept. 24, 2014
For more information:
Contact Mission Grafica at 415-821-1155 or grafica@missionculturalcenter.org
Class Description Lithography has a long relationship with poster art, propaganda, and mass
marketing due to its fast, reliable reproducibility. Traditionally drawings are done on heavy
limestone slabs and printed after an involved chemical process. But there is an easier, cheaper,
more portable way! Create hand-rendered or digitally/photographically composed prints on
paper-thin polyester plates you can work on at home! These miraculous matrices can be run
through a photocopier or laser printer and/or drawn on with a variety of common pens and
markers. Printing experience will be critical to get the hang of the technique, so come with
drawing resources and/or files in hand so we can print up a storm!
Bio
Blake Sanders earned his BFA from the University of Northern Iowa and an MFA from Tulane
University. Currently, Sanders teaches printmaking at Bowling Green State University in Bowling
Green, Ohio. He has taught printmaking at Tulane and Murray State University, as well as
workshops at colleges and community-based art organizations around the country. Sanders has
participated in over seventy exhibitions including Los Angeles Printmaking Society 20th National
Exhibition, The 15th Space International Print Biennial in Seoul, South Korea, and New Prints
2011/Winter at the International Print Center New York. Blake Sanders is one half of Orange
Barrel Industries, a printmaking and curatorial partnership, along with his wife, Hannah. His work
supports stewardship by illustrating a bond between people and the natural world.

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How to Rent a Studio
1. Come by business hours: Tue-Fri 10:00am-6:00pm and Sat 10:00am-5:00pm
2. Call MG at 415.643.2786 or email at grafica@missionculturalcenter.org
* Studios vary in availability, thus a call in advance is always appreciated.
Please note MG provides the space and equipment for printing.
We do not provide materials (inks, paper, screens and emulsion)
Facilities & Rates
Facilities
Printmaking equipment
• 32" x 56” Griffin etching press
• 27" x 47” Griffin etching press
• 19” x 32” etching press
• Two units for inking
• Assorted work tables
• Guillotine
• Light tables
• Trays Assorted size
Screen Printing equipment:
• Exposure unit with 43” x 62” bed.
• Darkroom
• Screen pressure washer
• Assorted work tables
• Guillotine
• Light tables
• Squeegees
Rates
Mission Gráfica /Studio Rental
• Screen-print & Printing Facilities
1 DAY $35.00
1 MONTH $125.00
• Textile Room
1 day $50.00
Other Services:
Cleaning, Coating and Exposure Jobs
$10.00 /small size (12x18 or smaller)
$15.00/standard screen (18x22)
$20.00/large screen (23x31)
Mission Grafica’s Artist in Residency
Mission Grafica’s Artist in Residency program

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is designed to provide a creative environment for emerging and to broaden the center’s awareness
of new approaches and techniques. Its facilities support several printmaking techniques, including
intaglio, monoprint, relief, and screen-print. The residency will be from one to 4 months
depending on the needs of the artist and the availability of the studio. The ideal candidate should
have an MFA or BFA, is self directed and able to work independently. The program is designed to
provide artists with press and studio access in order to develop a new body of work.
Residents are required to teach one workshop.
Additional teaching opportunities are available but not required.
The resident will have free use of all printmaking studio equipment and storage for their supplies.
Hours of the studio are Tues-Fri 10:00am-5:00pm and Sat 10:00-5:00pm